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A Mixed Bag

February 12th 2008 12:38
No special theme today - just some good pics.

Frog


Australian Shepherd



Hibiscus flower
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From my office window this AM

January 29th 2008 20:48
The sun rises over the Oldina hills. Yes, this is the view from my office window this very morning - except I stood outside to take the picture.
oldina hills


oldina hills



And the same one from a previous afternoon - for contrast.
oldina hills
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Mountains of Tasmania #1

January 28th 2008 22:00
Mt. Roland dominates the landscape around Sheffeild and Barrington in northern Tasmania.
Mt Roland


Mt Roland


Mt Roland
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Almost Human

January 24th 2008 20:36
italian greyhound
Isobel - the endless attention seeker


italian greyhound

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Perth - Skyline Images

January 22nd 2008 23:48
These were all taken from Perth Royal Hospital, January 2005

perth skyline by day
Under a strangely bright sky

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A Moo, a Buzz and a Boof

January 17th 2008 22:33
Two new additions to the family here. It seems I will now be adding cow shit to my daily repertoire.
Doris and Myrtle
Beef stock cubes - king size.


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Sailing into the Sunset

January 16th 2008 22:05
Leaving Melbourne on the Spirit of Tasmania

Port of Melbourne
Station Pier with Mebourne skyline in the background

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It's nice to know that we aren't the only species on this planet who get ourselves in the shit from time to time. I watched this guy carrying his dead mate, flying like a Chinook with one rotor missing. He wasn't doing too bad until he decided to try for a landing....

Just hangin'
Shee...it!!

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Native Bee on a Coriander

January 13th 2008 12:07
We call them "native bees" but whether they are or not I do not know. They are small, and they like to hover about the flowers when they are open. To give you some idea of the size, a coriander flower is only about 10 to 13 mm across.
For the photogaphically interested, all my pictures are taken with a Fuji Fine Pix S602Z. These were taken using close up macro mode.

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Three a day is better

January 11th 2008 21:41
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